Since the beginning of Windows Vista, Microsoft has been working on the development and improvement of mobility features, and naturally in the new Windows 7 operating system.
As with Windows Vista, Windows 7 also includes a feature called "Windows Mobile Center". This is a feature for laptop users who can enjoy this feature when you turn on Windows 7 on your laptop.
Windows Mobile Center brings together a variety of settings related to mobile PCs in a special interface. With the function portal of the mobile center, we can quickly access common settings such as speaker volume, wireless network connection status and display brightness. Since all of these settings are in one location, you can save time and don't need to remember where each setting is, which is very useful for people who often carry laptops around. Compared to the mobile center of Windows Vista, Windows 7 is not only more feature-rich, but also more complete and easy to use. So, let's take a look at the main aspects of the Windows 7 Mobile Center.
Windows 7 Mobile Center
First, how to open Windows Mobile Center
Since Windows Mobile Center is a quick function, then naturally there should be a very convenient way to open it. In Windows 7, these conveniences have been fully considered, allowing users to easily open the Windows Mobile Center without having to move their hands, whether they are placed on the keyboard or on the mouse. In different situations, we can open the Wndows Mobile Center in the following ways:
With the release of keyboard shortcuts, press the “Win+X” key combination”, which is the most convenient and fast method.
Mouse operation: Right click on the power/battery indicator icon in the system tray area of the taskbar and select “Windows Mobility Center”.
Mobile Center in the Task Tray
There is of course the most common way to open the Windows Mobility Center: Click on the Start menu and select “All Programs - Accessories - Windows Mobile Center & rdquo;.
Mobile Center in the Start Menu
Second, the specific functions of the mobile center
Underly, the Windows Mobile Center will display the most commonly used portable computer settings, such as brightness adjustment, volume adjustment, battery status and wireless network. Status, as well as display connections, sync status, and demo settings. In addition, according to Microsoft's instructions, the Windows Mobile Center will also allow portable computer manufacturers to add a few different tiles (although we don't know which manufacturers have added content to the Windows Mobile Center and what can be added).
In the brightness adjustment, move the slider to temporarily adjust the brightness of the display. Although many notebooks now provide a quick way to quickly adjust the brightness of the screen, it is obviously more convenient to move the slider in the Windows Mobile Center than to use the “Fn” key and other buttons. The same is true for the volume adjustment function.
In the "Battery Status" pane, we can view the remaining battery power or quickly switch the power plan from the list. In addition, there is a small detail that should not be overlooked: we can click on the power icon on the interface to open the power options in the control panel for further settings.
Battery Status in Mobile Center
In the "Wireless Network" pane, we can quickly turn the wireless network on or off without opening the network connection window; click on the icon to view the currently available wireless signals. And its details.
Mobile Center helps us to use the wireless network
If your notebook has an external monitor or projector, the connected display function in the mobile center is very useful for you. After clicking the <;Connect Display" button, the Mobile Center will have a connection window for the connection method, and you can select the desired method. In the inquiry interface, the settings from left to right are in turn displaying the desktop in the notebook screen and the external display device, displaying different parts of the desktop on each display device, and displaying the desktop only on the external display device (this option can be Let you save laptop battery power). Obviously, this function is convenient for users who often carry notebooks and make presentations and explanations everywhere.
The outside world can be quickly set up in the mobile center
If you are using your laptop to connect to the projector for your audience, please open the demo settings in the mobile center! With one click of the button Your notebook will always be awake, system notifications, screen savers will be automatically turned off, and you can automatically enable your pre-set volume and desktop background. This "does a lot of work" saves a lot of manual settings, which is a very convenient function for the presenter.
Mobile Center Demo Settings
In the Sync Center, we can view the status of ongoing file syncs, as well as initiate new syncs, set up sync partnerships, or change settings in & Sync Center.
In the Windows Mobile Center, it is indeed a very good "welfare" function for notebook users. We can use it to make notebooks more suitable for mobility settings, convenient for different occasions and different scenarios. Next, use your notebook perfectly to get the job done!